Sentence examples for carefully looking for from inspiring English sources

"And we're seeing our customers shopping more carefully, looking for value and choosing alternatives".

Benfica will be watching carefully, looking for signs of desperation, waiting for the perfect moment to pounce.

We would read them all carefully, looking for the hidden gems, but usually the quality of applicants in the final two rounds was lower.

Fiat, which recently signed a joint-venture deal with Chery, will doubtless examine the Gwperi carefully, looking for evidence of intellectual-property theft.

So you'll want to choose your wines for chilling carefully, looking for generous wines that find greatness in their capacity to offer simple pleasures rather than profundity.

If you use a Web site like ehealthinsurance.com, you can find out more about each price quoted by clicking on "plan details" and reading carefully, looking for the categories listed above.

That's quite a conservative number because diabetes was not even being carefully looked for in most of the trials.

Significant moments in my life that sharpen my senses, make me listen carefully, look for the detail, and awaken my curiosity.

Since secondary forms of RES are rather frequent, physicians should carefully look for secondary causes of RES, namely a disease of the upper cervical spine and TMJ dysfunction.

Sleep disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, social anxiety disorder (school phobia) attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), conduct disorder, learning disorder, enuresis, encopresis and tic disorder should be carefully looked for and treated when found, considering their negative burden in disability and prognosis of pediatric headache.

Believe it or not, I have encountered people who actually put in the effort to carefully look for details and technicalities in how people talk about Buddhism or how things are run at some Buddhist organizations for the sole purpose of preaching about how Buddhism is one or the other.